The Czechoslovak Socialist Republic Caught in the Grip of Soviet Revisionist Invaders

For three months now the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic has been
writhing under the sinister yoke of the Soviet revisionist fascist
invaders. The Czechoslovak people are faced today with the objective
necessity of rising up to fight for the liberation of the country and
their national independence.

For the Soviet revisionists the invasion of Czechoslovakia is only the
first step towards the achievement of their ultimate and far-reaching
objectives. Now the whole country — its economy, foreign and internal
policies, the Czechoslovak array, the Government and Communist Party of
Czechoslovakia, its whole social life — is subjected to the interests,
to the policy of brutal dictation of invaders who are trying hard to
stabilize the situation and to consolidate their regime of occupation.
They are trying to create the illusion among the Czechoslovak people
that Czechoslovakia is allegedly «free» and «equal among equals», that
the invasion army is a «friendly army» which has allegedly come to
rescue socialism and Czechoslovakia from the counter-revolution and the
imperialists, that the stationing of foreign troops on Czechoslovak
territory is allegedly temporary, and so on and so forth. In order to
make these illusions believed they have trumped up the farce of «the
gradual withdrawals of the invading Soviet troops from Czechoslovakia,
a thing which is a fraud pure and simple, for the invaders hold the key
to the Czechoslovak borders in their pockets rendering account to no
one and coming to and going away from Czechoslovakia day or night
freely without being subjected to any control or customhouse dues, as
if they were at home.

But what does stabilization of the situation in Czechoslovakia mean for
the Soviet revisionists? What are their objectives? Under present
conditions, Czechoslovakia represents an acute point of major
strategic, military, political and economic significance. Due to its
geographic position in the center of Europe, Czechoslovakia holds an
important place in the global strategy of the Soviet revisionist
clique: it has direct bearings on the security of the borders of the
Soviet Union, it is a bridge between it and the other European
revisionist countries as well as between it and the West. As an
advanced industrial and commercial country, Czechoslovakia is necessary
to the Soviet clique for direct economic advantages and as a lever in
their economic relations with the countries under their zone of
influence and with the West. Therefore, the ultimate objective of the
Soviet revisionist clique is to take hold, through military dictate or
other means, of the key positions in Czechoslovakia so as to make of it
a province subjected to the Soviet Union under the false label of the
«Czechoslovak Socialist Republic».

In order to attain such «stabilization», the Soviet revisionist
invaders are trying to turn the Czechoslovak army into an appendage, a
disarmed army obedient to Soviet orders and altogether incapable of
playing any role in uprisings against the invaders. They are purging
the Czechoslovak army of all opposing cadres and are organizing within
it Soviet Security Service under the guise of the numerous Soviet
«advisers». Thus, they aim at turning the Czechoslovak army into a
weapon serving the Soviet revisionist invaders and their tools against
the Czechoslovak people who are rising to offer a growing and
determined resistance.

The economic subjugation of Czechoslovakia as well as of the other
satellite countries has been the permanent policy of the Khrushchevite
chauvinist group of leaders of the Soviet Union. It has given rise to
grave consequences. Following the overthrow of Novotny's bankrupt
clique, Dubchek's group was forced to admit its deep concern when it
noticed that 9 out 10 automobiles were running on Soviet fuel, that 2
out of every 3 loaves of bread were made of Soviet flour and that the
metallurgic plants were about to suspend their work in case the
delivery of Soviet minerals failed. The enslaving economic agreements
signed by the Dubchek-Svoboda capitulationists with the Soviet
Government during the days when Czechoslovakia was invaded, tied up
Czechoslovak economy more closely to the Soviet economy. But within the
framework of «stabilization», the Soviet revisionist leaders aim at
.suppressing even the slightest attempt for Czechoslovakian economic
independence and at placing the whole Czechoslovakian economy under the
complete dependence of Soviet economy on the alleged form of «socialist
collaborations and of «the socialist international division of labor»
through the Council of Mutual Economic Aid and its other mechanisms.
Under the guise of numerous economic «advisers» every branch of
Czechoslovak economy is being and will be placed under the strict
supervision of the Soviets. The latter are trying to place investments
under their control so that they may meet, first and foremost, their
own needs and interests. The Soviet revisionist leaders want to see to
it that the development of Czechoslovak industry should depend mainly
on the raw materials, oil, electric power and minerals which are
supplied by the Soviet Union, that this development is placed at the
mercy of the Soviet leaders, that its distribution be controlled by
them and that the Czechoslovak crown be subservient to and under the
control of the ruble. They also seek to place Czechoslovak foreign
trade under their strict supervision so that the bulk of it may be
carried out with the Soviet Union and its satellites and meet the
economic and political needs of the Soviet leaders in compliance with
conjunctures that are set up within the revisionist fold and with their
relations with the capitalist world. This is in fact the way to turn
Czechoslovakia into an «industrial semi-colony» of the Soviet
social-imperialist leaders.

The Soviet revisionist invaders are exerting great pressure to place
Czechoslovak public opinion under strict censorship. This was one of
the main Articles of the Agreement of Occupation which they signed with
the capitulating Dubchek-Svoboda clique. Any public manifestation
whatsoever against the invaders is brutally suppressed by the
Czechoslovak police while the Soviet tanks stand behind ready to take
action. Every free expression of opinion is accompanied with repressive
measures and with shrewd demagogy about the «counter-revolutionary and
anti-socialist forces in action».

Public education and culture will likewise undergo changes under the
brutal pressure of the invaders, allegedly on behalf of «the real
internationalist and socialist spirit» which, in other words, means
suppression of the spirit of patriotism and resistance against
invaders, especially among the Czechoslovak youth, resistance which is
bound to sizzle and grow and cause head-ache to the invaders.

The aim of the Soviet revisionist leaders is, above and before all, to
seize the Party and State leadership in Czechoslovakia. This is the
lion’s share, the key to everything, for this will precisely serve as a
mask behind which the regime of occupation and Soviet rule can be
stabilized and consolidated in Czechoslovakia. It is in this that the
main battle of the Soviet revisionist invaders is spearheaded and it is
precisely here that they have not succeeded in achieving their end.

By precipitating their armed aggression against Czechoslovakia the
Soviet revisionist leading clique could not get even a formal backing
by any group or Quisling Government which would in some way justify
this typically fascist act before Czechoslovak public opinion. The
Soviet revisionists stand out as open invaders. All they are fighting
for now is to cover up their features.

The invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Soviet revisionists was carried
out peacefully and without firing a shot, for the Dubchek-Svoboda
clique capitulated. It used all means to put the brakes on the
Czechoslovak people’s resistance, issuing orders to the Czechoslovak
army not to put up the slightest opposition. Scared to death by the
pressure of Soviet invaders, it assures them of the «inalterable
loyalty to the friendship with the Soviet Union», it continues to make
one appeal after another to the Czechoslovak people not to put up
resistance, it condemns popular demonstrations against the invaders and
does not hesitate to resort even to violence and arrests of the
«diehards who disturb public order», in other words, of the genuine
patriots who are rising to fight the invaders.

The Dubchek-Svoboda clique submitted on general lines to the dictate of
the Soviet invaders as testified to by the capitulating agreements it
has signed with them, which it is implementing in a servile way but
which have come up against the lawful and ever growing protest of the
Czechoslovak people. But under the existing conditions and
circumstances, taking advantage of the people’s resistance towards the
invasion and trying to utilize the patriotic sentiments of the
Czechoslovak people for its own benefit, this clique is offering
resistance in order to wrest concessions from the Soviets, to force
them not to oust it from the leading posts it holds in the Party and in
the State. The Soviet revisionist invaders are prepared to do something
if the Dubchek-Svoboda clique submits to their enslaving schemes and,
especially, what is of vital importance to the invaders, if it agrees
to admit publicly that the Soviets have allegedly come as friends, as
liberators, as defenders of socialism and of the Czechoslovak people-,
that they have acted as internationalists-, and so on and so forth, in
other words, if the Dubchek-Svoboda clique agrees to justify the Soviet
revisionist aggression before the Czechoslovak people and world
opinion. But this clique, which represents the interests of the
Czechoslovak nationalist bourgeoisie, refuses to do this for the time
being, for otherwise it would tear off the mask that serves to deceive
the masses and would sign its death warrant. That is why it resorts to
demagogy, as we pointed out above, trying to utilize the national
factor, the patriotism of the Czechoslovak people to resist Soviet
pressure, for its own interest.

This is then why the Soviet revisionists, regardless of the services
the traitorous Dubchek-Svoboda clique has rendered and is rendering to
them by sabotaging and quelling down all resistance movements of the
Czechoslovak people, have lost all faith in it and, to overcome the
national feelings which are today the main obstacle for them, they have
turned to Novotny’s followers, to the clique of the so-called
«veterans», direct and obedient tools of the Soviet revisionist
leaders, in order to justify and legalize their aggression against the
Czechoslovak people. They have thus unleashed a factional fight within
the Czechoslovak Communist Party. This fight is unfolding and becoming
more intense with each passing day within and outside the party.

During the early period of the Soviet revisionist invasion, the
supporters of the Novotnyite revisionist trend, obedient servants of
the Soviet leaders, faced with the people’s protest and stigmatized as
«collaborationists», kept aloof and out of sight. Now, at the
instigation and with the support of the Soviet invaders they have
become active and have revolted against the Dubchek-Svoboda revisionist
clique. They are conducting a big campaign in the Party to undermine
the positions of the Dubchek group, organizing meetings and open
manifestations against it and in favor of the Soviet invasion. By
demagogically speculating on the slogan of defense of socialism, the
«veteran» revisionists accuse the Dubchek-Svoboda revisionist clique of
having paved the way to counterrevolution in Czechoslovakia, of having
jeopardized the socialist gains of the Czechoslovak people and,
consequently, of having obliged the Soviet Union and other «allies»
from the Warsaw Treaty to intervene in order to «save socialism and
defend Czechoslovakia», etc. Thus, one revisionist clique — the Novotny
clique — is striving to undermine and oust from power the other
revisionist clique — the Dubchek-Svoboda clique — in order to regain
the positions it lost in January, to deceive the Czechoslovak people,
to break down their resistance and to compel them to bow to the Soviet
revisionists and submit to their fascist invasion.

Sensing the danger, the Dubchek-Svoboda revisionist clique is
counter-acting by all the means at its disposal with a view to
discrediting and getting the better of its opponent and to maintaining
their posts in the Party and in the State. It acts in a highly
demagogical way, trying to describe its post-January revisionist course
as a «real socialist» one which allegedly enjoys the support of the
broad masses of the Czechoslovak people and which, allegedly, meets
their interests. At the same time, it tries to create the impression
that the problem of the independent development and sovereignty of
Czechoslovakia rests, allegedly, on the implementation of this
anti-Marxist and counter-revolutionary course. Thus, by unscrupulously
speculating on the national sentiments of the Czechoslovak people, it
is trying to set the opposing revisionist clique of the «veterans»
against the people while posing, on its part, as the representatives of
the interests and will of the .people.

Thus, each revisionist faction tries with all its might to waylay and
win over the Czechoslovak people, to exploit them for its own
counter-revolutionary interests and to settle accounts with the
opponent clique.

Meanwhile, the resistance of the Czechoslovak people to the Soviet
revisionist invaders is growing. In spite of the ruthless oppressive
measures taken by the invaders and the revisionist capitulationist
rulers, demonstrations broke out against the invaders and for freedom
and independence in many cities during the festive days commemorating
'the 50th anniversary of the Proclamation of the Czechoslovak Republic
and, particularly, during the festive days commemorating the 51st
anniversary of the October Revolution. Clandestine organizations are
being set up in various regions of the country in order to launch an
organized war against the invaders. In the process of this growing
popular resistance, the real traitorous and capitulationist features of
the Dubchek-Svoboda revisionist clique are becoming more and more
evident to the Czechoslovak people, its demagogic and fraudulent
position with regard to the national cause is coming more and more to
the fore. It is becoming and will continue to become more obvious to
the broad masses of the Czechoslovak people that the country’s real
freedom and independence can be attained only through a resolute
struggle not only against the Soviet revisionist invaders but also
against the local revisionist cliques, both against the Novotnyite
clique of the «veterans» who are obedient tools of the invaders as well
as against the capitulationist and traitorous revisionist
Dubchek-Svoboda clique.

Under present conditions, two lines of struggle are thus taking shape
in Czechoslovakia: on the one hand, the ever growing resistance of the
Czechoslovak people which will turn into a struggle for liberation
against the Soviet revisionist invaders for the freedom and the
independent socialist development of the country and, on the other, the
ideological struggle for state power between the two revisionist
cliques, which may develop into a civil war between them. Boh
revisionist clans, one backed by the Soviet invaders and the other
backed by the local nationalist bourgeoisie and foreign imperialist
reaction, may get along by making temporary concessions to each other
or they may come to grips. In order to disguise themselves and to
deceive the masses with the illusion of socialism, both these clans
will try to utilize the name and authority of the old Czechoslovak
Communist Party.

In the situation created, when the Czechoslovak people have came up
against the Soviet revisionist invaders and the traitorous
Dubchek-Svoboda and Novotnyite revisionist cliques, when they are faced
with the historic necessity of a life and death struggle for the
freedom of their country and the ideals of socialism, faced with this
situation, the Czechoslovak revolutionary Marxist-Leninists are aware
of the role they must play, they are aware that the earliest possible
creation of the genuine Czechoslovak Marxist-Leninist revolutionary
Party is an imperative and vital obligation. Without this there can be
no real struggle for national liberation and socialism in
Czechoslovakia, one cannot pass over from passive and spontaneous
resistance to active and revolutionary actions organized on a national
level. The circumstances to set it up are favorable. Iron should be
beaten while it is hot, for the Soviet invaders and local Quislings are
getting up still graver conjunctures and conditions for
Marxist-Leninists and for the Czechoslovak people.

It is not hard to foresee that, in order to remain in power and evade
direct blows by the invaders, the Dubchek-Svoboda clique will be making
further and numerous concessions to them. This capitulating clique is
very much afraid of internal clashes, of people’s actions and struggle
which will bring about new interferences and pressures on the part of
the Soviet revisionists since this struggle and these actions are
spearheaded against the invaders. It will thus continue to refrain from
putting up any resistance to the pressures, threats and blackmail of
the invaders. Thus, it will not hesitate to take repressive measures,
as it is doing, against popular resistance in order to thus preserve
its leading posts in the Party and in the State.

But the adoption of repressive measures against the resistance movement
will inevitably expose and discredit the Dubchek-Svoboda treacherous
clique which will undoubtedly be taken advantage of by the Soviet
invaders to settle accounts with these suspicious collaborators and to
place the reins of the Party and of the State in the hands of the
Novotnyite clique of «veterans-, obedient servitors of the revisionist
leaders and Quislings «par excellence».

When restored to power, this revisionist band will try to create a
situation similar to that of Novotny’s time but, this time, with new
persons loyal to the present course of the Soviet leaders. In agreement
with the invaders, this band of renegades will proclaim its allegedly
«new, independent policy-, its «socialist solidarity with the Soviet
Union», etc., «taking stock also of some positive moments of the
post-January course-. Behind all this demagogical fuss, this
revisionist band, allegedly on behalf of «socialism and the
dictatorship of the proletariat» will deal hard blows at the
revolutionary resistance of the Czechoslovak working class and people
which they will dub «counter-revolution».

Such is the situation. It is complicated but favorable as well for the
creation of the party of the Czechoslovak Marxist-Leninists and for the
organization of the revolutionary struggle of the Czechoslovak people.
This is dictated and favored first of and above all by the present
course of events in Czechoslovakia. The situation there is very tense.
The people’s resistance against foreign occupation, against the Soviet
revisionist invaders, for liberation and national independence has
affixed its seal to the country’s whole political life. It has become
the main axis around which events are gravitating. This is a
determining internal factor, a vital element on the basis of which the
Czechoslovak Marxist-Leninists can and must unite the broad masses of
the Czechoslovak people.

Thus, the present situation dictates and facilitates the formation of
the Communist (Marxist-Leninist) Party of Czechoslovakia. It allows the
unfolding of its legal and clandestine activity, the organization of
the struggle against the invaders and their activities as well as
against the two renegade cliques which are clashing inside and outside
the revisionist Czechoslovak Communist Party.

The proletarian party of the new type built on solid Marxist-Leninist
ideological and organizational foundations, of an iron unity and
conscious proletarian discipline, the new Czechoslovak Marxist-Leninist
Party will rally in its ranks the best and most determined elements of
the working class and of the other laboring masses, men of
revolutionary action, of self-denial, and prepared to make sacrifices
for the sake of revolution and socialism, people who know that only
such a party is capable of guiding and carrying the great and difficult
struggle facing the Czechoslovak people today through to the end.

The Czechoslovak Communist (Marxist-Leninist) Party will have to wage a
consistent all-round and frontal war. For the struggle for national
liberation, the struggle against the Soviet revisionist invaders cannot
be waged without, at the same time, waging and linking the struggle of
liberation with the ideological and political struggle against the
Soviet and Czechoslovak revisionists who are trying to justify and
perpetuate the occupation of the country, as well as with the
ideological and political struggle against imperialism, West German
revanchismv the Czechoslovak bourgeoisie and all the different
reactionaries seeking to restore the order of bourgeois exploitation in
and hitch Czechoslovakia to the chariot of the international
bourgeoisie. Thus, inside the country the Czechoslovak Communist
(Marxist-Leninist) Party has to fight on a tri-fold front of the class
struggle: against the Soviet revisionist invaders, against the
Dubchek-Svoboda revisionist clan and against the revisionist clan of
the «veterans».

The merciless tit-for-tat struggle against the Soviet revisionist
invaders, the ideological and political struggle to expose their
demagogical allegedly «socialist» and «internationalist» phraseology
and the armed struggle to drive them away from Czechoslovakia to a man
— this is the only correct motto under which the broad masses of the
Czechoslovak people will unite and take action. No compromise with and
no concessions whatsoever to the invaders!

This struggle is the main weapon also for exposing and smashing
politically and ideologically the two Czechoslovak revisionist groups,
especially the Dubchek-Svoboda clique which is trying to speculate on
the national moment. In the background of this struggle against the
invaders the Czechoslovak people will clearly see the real features of
this revisionist clique as traitors to the country and collaborators
with the invaders in sabotaging and suppressing the people’s war.

The struggle of the Czechoslovak Communist (Marxist-Leninist) Party can
not help being spearheaded also against imperialism and the world
reactionary bourgeoisie, in particular against U.S. and West German
imperialism which remains always a dangerous enemy of the freedom of
the Czechoslovak people and of socialism. The Czechoslovak
revolutionaries will have to see to it that the Czechoslovak working
class and people keep their vigilance high against the enslaving aims
of the imperialists and resolutely expose the aggressive intentions
covered up by their demagogy of the aid they pretend to give them
against the invasion by the Soviet revisionists.

Mapping out aright the tactics of the revolutionary struggle, bearing
always in mind the struggle against the invaders and the national
moment, all this is of first-rate importance. In this respect, the
Czechoslovak revolutionary Marxist-Leninists have a rich experience
accumulated under the critical conditions of fighting the Nazi invaders
as well as in their struggle for the triumph of socialist revolution in
Czechoslovakia. It is obvious that even under the actual conditions of
Czechoslovakia, subjugated by force of arms, the liberation struggle of
the Czechoslovak people can not be waged with success except in the
form of an armed struggle. Therefore, to train the masses spiritually
and materially for the armed struggle, to organize various acts of
sabotage, to secure weapons, radio broadcasting stations and other
means of propaganda and communication, to find suitable forms of
organizing and linking with the masses of the people on as broad a
scale as possible under conditions of ruthless violence and repressions
by the invaders and the Quisling forces, these are today the major and
vital problems that await solution. And these problems can be solved
only by a genuine Marxist-Leninist Party which, under the existing
circumstances, is forced to be set up and act under conditions of
clandestinity without neglecting also the legal means when
circumstances allow it.

The historical experience has confirmed that, for a correct
organization and guidance of revolution and the struggle for
liberation, it is essential to properly determine its motive forces and
its alliances, guarding against all and every sort of opportunist and
sectarian deviation, be they «rightist» or «leftist». This is
especially important under the present complicated conditions in
Czechoslovakia where a whole range of contradictions and forces are at
loggerheads. What determines the successful outcome of any combat or
endeavor is the creation by the grassroots organization of a broad
people’s front under the indivisible leadership of the Czechoslovak
Communist (Marxist-Leninist) Party. Only people’s front based on the
direct collaboration of the broad masses of workers and of the
patriotic forces under the guidance of the revolutionary
Marxist-Leninist Party and not an alliance of chieftains in saloons,
can be effective and stable, only such a front can be a powerful factor
in the struggle for freedom and national independence and for the
triumph of socialism.

In Czechoslovakia there is a highly developed working class of fine
traditions in revolutionary movements which can and must be in the van
of all the laboring masses. Under the leadership of the Czechoslovak
Communist (Marxist-Leninist) Party and in alliance with the peasantry
and all the patriotic strata, it will play the decisive role in the
struggle for the liberation of the country and the triumph of
socialism. The Czechoslovak youth, who are offering more and energetic
and resolute resistance to the Soviet revisionist invaders and are
undertaking bold actions against them, are likewise a major and active
force in the present liberation struggle of the Czechoslovak people, a
powerful backing for the Marxist-Leninist Party. Under the auspices of
the Party and the working class, they will reject any poisoning
influence by the revisionists and, giving vent to their juvenile
enthusiasm, will throw themselves into the heat of battle for the cause
of revolution and socialism in Czechoslovakia.

In utilizing the suitable political conjuncture created by the
occupation regime, an important field of action lies also in the
campaign to win political and ideological positions among the ranks of
the present Czechoslovak army where most of the soldiers, sons of
workers and peasants, have been filled with indignation and are
revolting against the Soviet revisionist invaders. But one should not
nurture exaggerated illusions about a bourgeoisified army which is
under the command of officers who obey capitulating orders by Svoboda
and other renegades like him. Therefore, as the historical experience
of liberation and revolutionary wars points out, the only correct
course to follow is to set up, in the heat of battle, an entirely new,
genuinely revolutionary army made up of militants from the rank and
file, tempered in battle and actions and not trained in bourgeois and
revisionist schools and academies. Without the creation of such an
army, brought up, molded and led by the Marxist-Leninist revolutionary
party it is futile to speak of a liberation struggle.

As an integral part of the great struggle of the workers and peoples of
the whole world who are fighting against their common enemy — the
U.S.-led world imperialism and its dangerous agents, the modern
revisionists, headed by the Soviet leading clique —, as part and parcel
of the world revolutionary movement, the Czechoslovak people’s
liberation struggle is interlaced and integrated into a close
internationalist unity with the great principled anti-imperialist and
anti-revisionist fight of the Party of Labor of Albania, of the
Communist Party of China and of all the Marxist-Leninist parties and
revolutionary forces of the world, enjoying their reliable and
unreserved support.

The Czechoslovak Marxist-Leninist revolutionaries consider the creation
of the new Marxist-Leninist Party and the organization of the
liberation struggle against the invaders and the local revisionist
traitorous clique as their high national and international duty.
Czechoslovakia has become today a touchstone and a neuralgic point for
all the revolutionary and progressive forces in the Warsaw Treaty clan,
one of the most important arenas of the struggle between revolution and
counter-revolution in the revisionist fold. Therefore, the Czechoslovak
example, the revolutionary course of events in that country cannot help
exert a direct influence also in the other countries militarily
subjugated to the Soviet modem revisionists and run by them through
revisionist traitorous cliques. While the game in Czechoslovakia is
being played with open cards, the situation in Poland, Hungary,
Bulgaria and elsewhere under similar conditions of the occupation
regime resembles a tightly closed cauldron boiling and ready to blast.
In these countries, contradictions are becoming sharper and sharper
between the national interests of the people and the hegemonist and
imperialist demands of the Soviet revisionists, who have dispatched
their armed forces from everywhere, between the broad masses of workers
and the revisionist cliques which submit to the dictates of Kremlin.
The revolutionary liberation struggle of the Czechoslovak
Marxist-Leninists will, no doubt, render a major contribution to the
struggle against the Soviet revisionist leadership, as one of the main
bastions of counterrevolution and world reaction at the present time.
In a particular way, the Czechoslovak Marxist-Leninists will render
their contribution to exposing before all peoples, especially before
the people of the countries where the revisionists hold sway, the real
aggressive and enslaving role the Warsaw Treaty plays as a weapon for
the revisionist renegade clique of the Soviet Union to realize its
chauvinist and imperialist objectives. The course of events in
Czechoslovakia and the revolutionary liberation struggle of the
Czechoslovak Marxist-Leninists against the Soviet revisionist invaders
will be an aid and an impulse for all the peoples of the satellite
countries of the Soviet revisionists, for they will lay bare the major
antagonistic contradictions which exist under an ash-cover in the whole
revisionist fold and help the peoples of these countries to realize
that it is their imperative duty to launch a liberation struggle as
well.

The revolutionary uprising in Czechoslovakia, the fight against the
Soviet revisionist invaders and their tools for national liberation and
social emancipation will facilitate and speed up in a particular way
the revolutionary process to spread in the Soviet Union, the process of
the decomposition and liquidation of the revisionist order in that
country and in the other revisionist countries, they will facilitate
the contacts and ties of the Marxist-Leninists of these countries, they
will organize and coordinate the joint actions of the revolutionary
vanguard and, finally, they will weaken the moth-eaten revisionist
fortress in breadth and in depth.